I'm a gay man, 23. I've been aware of the issues facing men for about 6 years and identify with the MRM. I have so much sympathy toward those who are attracted to women.

I just cant understand how a heterosexual man could ever risk entering into a relationship with a woman of today, regardless of if you don't think she's crazy or not. Society is so skewed in favor of women and the legal system wants to damn you before you're even accused of anything. If I were straight, I would remain chaste - maybe join a monastery. At the very least I would record everything I did with a gopro or somthing. Call me paranoid but I value my freedom.

I liken the risk to being alone in a room with a child as a teacher, scout leader etc - only it's riskier because a woman knows exactly the power she has with a false allegation. You don't put yourself in that position! It's your word against hers and her's is more valuable than yours.

In the UK they are pushing a law that makes "emotional abuse" a crime, a crime that intrinsically is very difficult to leave evidence (http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-28860213) and is so subjective it lacks all definition. Who do you think benefits from this law more, men or women? Is a man going to be taken seriously when he says "my wife emotionally abuses me?". Is a "tortured woman" going to be the one "falling into depression and despair" when her husband frequently comes home from work 20 minutes late?

Even those who don't start out crazy are repeatedly told by society that it's ok, because men are disposable sacks of shit there to serve women. Mabye she's fine - and then one day you slight her in some way - suddenly thundercunt.

So how do you know what you're fucking isn't a big ball of crazy? How do you manage the risk of the modern indurrpendent woman?